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Yucatán Quest is a 5-reel, 3-row, 20 line video slot featuring Gamble, Free Spins and Stacked Symbols.
All winning combinations are paid left to right. “Raccoon” is Scatter symbol and appears on all reels. “Lion” is Wild symbol and appears on all reels. It substitutes for all symbols except Scatters.
Deep inside the Amazonian forest lies a hidden temple where a beautiful queen sits atop her throne, ruling over the animal kingdom. She’s known as the Lucky Queen and many visitors come before her to try and win over her favour as well as some of the fortune.
Lucky Queen is a 5-reel video slot with 20 paylines that’s simply brimming with colourful and fantastically animated symbols. The game features some traditional card symbols well-known to the seasoned players as well as more theme-oriented icons that complement the gameplay experience.
Vivid colours render Lucky Queen exceptionally easy on the eyes and make it hard to look away from this beautiful slot. The game is also bound to entertain its players with a selection of interesting special features that help you increase your wins.
Lucky Queen is a 5-reel video slot with 20 paylines that’s simply brimming with colourful and fantastically animated symbols. The game features some traditional card symbols well-known to the seasoned players as well as more theme-oriented icons that complement the gameplay experience.
Vivid colours render Lucky Queen exceptionally easy on the eyes and make it hard to look away from this beautiful slot. The game is also bound to entertain its players with a selection of interesting special features that help you increase your wins.
Bush Telegraph is a 5 reel, 15 payline, multiple coin video slot, featuring a Bonus Feature, 10x Free Spin Feature and a Gamble Feature.
Popular legend has it that ancient communication in the mysterious African interior was through drum beat signals, later known as "the bush telegraph".
Popular legend has it that ancient communication in the mysterious African interior was through drum beat signals, later known as "the bush telegraph".
